Trump Nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize—But Does He Stand a Chance?
In a move that’s sparking debate worldwide, U.S. Congressman Darrell Issa has announced his plans to nominate former President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. This surprising decision comes amid Trump’s controversial statements on Ukraine and Gaza, as well as his recent remarks suggesting he doesn’t believe he’ll actually win. But why is Issa pushing for this nomination? And how does Trump compare to past U.S. presidents who have received the prestigious award? Let’s dive into the details behind this unexpected nomination.
Republican Congressman Darrell Issa announced that he will nominate Trump for the Nobel Peace prize!
California Congressman Issa made the announcement on X, but he did not specify why he would nominate President Trump.
The California Congressman made the announcement on X.
The expected explanation came from Issa’s Deputy Chief of Staff and Communications Director, Jonathan Wilcox:
'Trump has inspired and supported the cause of peace.' Speaking to The Hill, Wilcox stated, 'Congressman Issa recently led a congressional delegation (Codel) to four Middle Eastern countries, where he firsthand observed the genuine and multilateral spirit of peace and moving away from conflict, as conveyed by several heads of state.'
According to The Hill, Wilcox also said in his statement, 'After being elected and sworn in, President Trump inspired and supported the cause of peace in a way we haven’t heard in years.' He also emphasized that Trump advocates for a world without war.
The award was also brought up during Trump’s meeting with Netanyahu!
The issue of the award was raised last month when Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Oval Office. When asked about the prize, Trump—who has been nominated three times before—responded, 'They will never give me the Nobel Peace Prize. It’s very unfortunate. I deserve it, but they will never give it to me.'
Trump frequently makes headlines with his disputes with Ukrainian President Zelensky and his statements on Gaza.
Following his disagreement with Zelensky, Trump reshaped U.S. policy on the Russia-Ukraine war. It was announced that the U.S. would halt its military aid to Ukraine.
Which U.S. Presidents Have Won the Nobel Peace Prize?
Theodore Roosevelt (1906) – For his mediation in the Treaty of Portsmouth, which ended the Russo-Japanese War.
Woodrow Wilson (1919) – For his role in establishing the League of Nations after World War I.
Jimmy Carter (2002) – Awarded after his presidency for his long-term efforts in human rights, democracy, and peaceful conflict resolution.
Barack Obama (2009) – For strengthening international diplomacy and working toward nuclear disarmament.
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